Enterobacter

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Enterobacter is a genus of Gram-negative, rod-shaped bacteria commonly found in soil, water, and the intestinal tracts of animals, some species of which are opportunistic human pathogens.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf bacterial genus
antibioticResistance often multidrug-resistant
associatedWithDisease bacteremia
hospital-acquired infection
respiratory tract infection
sepsis
urinary tract infection
wound infection
belongsToGroup coliform bacteria
betaLactamaseProduction produces AmpC beta-lactamase
catalaseTest catalase-positive
cellShape rod-shaped
cellWallType Gram-negative
class Gammaproteobacteria NERFINISHED
clinicalRelevance nosocomial pathogen
colonyMorphology forms smooth colonies on agar
family Enterobacteriaceae NERFINISHED
firstDescribedBy Erwin F. Smith NERFINISHED
firstDescribedInYear 1919
flagellaType peritrichous flagella
foundIn food products
hospital environments
water
glucoseFermentation ferments glucose
gramStain pink after Gram staining
habitat freshwater
intestinal tract of animals
intestinal tract of humans
marine environments
sewage
soil
includesSpecies Enterobacter aerogenes NERFINISHED
Enterobacter asburiae NERFINISHED
Enterobacter cancerogenus NERFINISHED
Enterobacter cloacae complex NERFINISHED
Enterobacter hormaechei NERFINISHED
Enterobacter kobei NERFINISHED
kingdom Bacteria
lactoseFermentation late lactose fermenter
metabolism chemoorganotrophic
motility motile
nitrateReduction reduces nitrate to nitrite
order Enterobacterales NERFINISHED
oxidaseTest oxidase-negative
oxygenRequirement facultatively anaerobic
pathogenicity opportunistic human pathogen
phylum Pseudomonadota NERFINISHED
riskGroup Biosafety level 2 (for pathogenic species)
sporeFormation non-spore-forming
taxonRank genus
typeSpecies Enterobacter cloacae NERFINISHED
usedIn indicator of fecal contamination in water testing

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Gammaproteobacteria includesGenus Enterobacter